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- Editor's Letter
- The Brief
Larry Sultan's retrospective at LACMA; Harvard Art Museums reopen; Contemporary Latin American design in New York; Paris Photo at the Grand Palais; Scott Reeder's sci-fi film premieres.
- Sightlines
Anthony Huberman, director of CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts in San Francisco, tells Chris Chang what's on his mind.
- First Look
David Scanavino
by Will Heinrich
- Muse
Mnemosyne
by John Akomfrah
From classical allegories to Conceptual art, the theme of memory inspires British artist and filmmaker John Akomfrah.
- Graphic Design
by Babak Radboy with Bjarne Melgaard
A commercial art director discusses his knotty relationship to the art world with one of his clients.
- Atlas Bangkok
by Gregory Galligan
An exhibition at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre spurs thoughts on national identity at a moment when the global profile of Thai art is growing.
- Cold War, Cool Art
by Richard Kalina
Richard Kalina reviews A Conspiracy of Images: Andy Warhol, Gerhard Richter and the Art of the Cold War, by John J. Curley.
- The Perils of Post-Internet Art
by Brian Droitcour
Though its buzzworthy name implies a cutting-edge aesthetic, Post-Internet art reinforces an all-too-familiar gallery system, according to a critic of online culture.
- Richard Bellamy
by Interview by Billy Klüver and Julie Martin, introduction by Judith E. Stein
The legendary New York dealer who helped foster Pop and Minimal art reflects on his heyday in this recently rediscovered 1991 interview with two art world impresarios.
- The Hole Truth
by Raphael Rubinstein
During the 1970s, Howardena Pindell developed a unique method for creating a textured, memory-laden painting surface by adopting the simple hole punch as an artistic tool, creating distinctive abstractions inspired in part by African textiles.
- Re-Creating Sturtevant
by Eleanor Heartney
Sturtevant made her name with work that closely resembled—some might say copied—the art of her peers. The author considers the artist's late-career pivot to creating frenetic video installations that were all her own.
- Portfolio
by Joshua Cohen, Jon Kessler and Alexander Provan
This collaborative project takes the form of an annual report for a faux Silicon Valley firm founded by a guru/entrepreneur known as the Global Village Idiot.
- The Fabric of Memory
by Gregory Galligan
Thailand's Jakkai Siributr endows his stitched, embroidered and sequined works with a deeply serious sociopolitical import.
- In the Studio: Tommy Hartung
by Faye Hirsch
Religion, violence and social upheaval are among the major topics addressed in filmmaker Tommy Hartung's latest production, THE BIBLE (2014). The artist discusses his unconventional upbringing and the wide-ranging sources for his collagelike film
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